CARDIO Flashcards

1
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3 Heart defects associated with increased pulmonary blood flow?

A

ASD (atrial septal defect
VSD
PDA

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2
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which congenital heart defects are associated with decreased pulmonary flow?

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Tricuspid atresia
Tetralogy of Fallot

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3
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GI or organ s/sx of Congestive HF?

A

poor feeding
enlarged liver/edema

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4
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s/sx of congestive HF

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poor feeding/growth
SOB/Sweating
peripheral edema

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5
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how does peripheral edema present in children

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puffy eyelids
swelling of hands/feet
bulging fontanelle

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6
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what are “staple” clinical manifestations of L & R sided congestive heart failure?

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pulmonary congestion (Left sided = lung)
Systemic venous congestion (R sided)

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s/sx of pulmonary congestion

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tachypnea, dyspnea, respiratory card, exercise intolerance, cyanosis

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s/sx of systemic venous congestion

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peripheral & periorbital edema, weight gain, ascites w/ neck vein distention

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9
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what 3 meds(&their type) would you give for congestive HF?

A

Digoxin
Furosemide - Lasix (diuretic)
Captopril (vasodilator)

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10
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what is Digoxin used for in HF?

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When poor contractility is the cause of HF

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s/sx of Digoxin toxicty?

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N/V
Blurred vision (halos)
yellow/green distortion
confusion/vertigo/convulsion

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12
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treatment for dig toxicity?

A

Stop meds immediately
Digi Fab
Activated charcoal

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13
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cyanotic defects mechanism

A

DeO2/venous blood from R side is forced into L

overall O2 will drop (as low as 70)

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14
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acyanotic defect mechanism?

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O2 blood shunts from the L to the R

This type of mixing doesnt affect the amount of O2 in the body - wont change O2 sat

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15
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what is atrial septal defect?

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Septal overlap & defect btwn R/L atrium

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s/sx for atrial septal defect?

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Periorbital edema
increased respiratory infections
Harsh systolic murmur
R atrial enlargement from fluid overload

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17
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why are ASD pt’s at risk for stroke?

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Tendency for blood pooling

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18
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where is ASD murmur heard at?

A

2nd IC L sternal border

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19
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what is a ventricular septal defect & when does it form?

A

hole in ventricular septal wall (lower portion)
4-8wk

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20
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blood movement thru VSD?

A

O2 (red) blood pass abnormally from L ventricle thru septal opening mixing with O2poor(blue) blood

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21
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what can physical change to heart can happen from the mixing of bloods/abnormal flow from VSD?

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RV overload from high pressure gradient of L to R

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22
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s/sx of VSD?

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Harsh Murmur w/thrill
Pansystolic
Easy fatigue
Poor growth

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23
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what does VSD murmur sound like & where?

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harsh & Lower L sternal border

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24
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is the ductus a normal part of infant anatomy?

A

Y

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25
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what happens in patent ductus arteriosus?

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too much blood flow to lungs
O2 rich blood flows from aorta to mix with O2poor blood in PA

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26
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what physical/visual s/sx would you see with PDA?

A

bounding pulses

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27
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what happens to PDA BP?

A

widening pulse pressure

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28
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medication for PDA? & why

A

Indomethacin (Indocin)

Keep PDA open

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29
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s/sx of PDA?

A

Machine like harsh murmur

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30
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what would you physically see in PDA?

A

Bounding pulse

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31
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care for PDA

A

Fluid restriction (diuretics)
indomethacin

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32
Q

edu for mom about PDA?

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mom cant take ibu - bc its a prostaglandin inhibitor

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33
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what is coaractaition of aorta?

A

“sausage defect”
narrowing of descending aorta distal to carotid arteries

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34
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what physical change to heart & body effect happens from coaractaition of aorta?

A

L ventricle hypertrophy
&
Impeded circulation to LE ONLY!

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35
Q

s/sx of coaractation of aorta

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increased pressure to Head/UE
Pain in legs/cyanotic LE
Decreased pressure to LE

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36
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what is the characteristic sign of coaractation of aorta

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BP in LE is >10mmHg less than UE

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37
Q

Coaractation of aorta murmur is?

A

Isnt always present

systolic ejection murmur @ UR/L sternal border

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38
Q

what is the official diagnosis of CoA?

A

pressure differential btwn arms/legs

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39
Q

Care for CoA?

A

May have rebound HTN - give antihypertensives for 6months to 1Y

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40
Q

ex of meds given for COA

A

Captopril & Enalapril (Vasotec)

  • they reduce afterload & control BP
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41
Q

what is the surgical treatment for CoA?

A

Stent placement & balloon angioplasty

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42
Q

what type of heart defect is Tricuspid Atresia?

A

cyanotic

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43
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what is tricuspid atresia (TA)

A

error in tricuspid valve = no blood reaches lungs

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44
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what are the s/sx of TA?

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Dramatic!
Severe cyanotic/dyspneic
Heart murmur present at L sternal border

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45
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what type of murmur is present in TA?

A

Pansystolic

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46
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care & surgery for TA?

A

Prostaglandins to keep PDA open

Balloon atrial septoplasty

Glenn procedure & Fontan procedure

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47
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what type of defect is Pulmonary Atresia? (PA)

A

cyanotic

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48
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what is pulmonary atresia?

A

Absence of pulmonary valve, pulm artery or both

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49
Q

What other condition(s) must a child have to live with PA?

A

ASD, PDA
PDA = blood flow into lungs for oxygenation

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50
Q

treatment for PA?

A

PGE (prostaglandins)
Atrial septostomy
shunt/conduit

51
Q

what is total anomalous pulmonary venous return?

A

pulm blood flow returns to heart thru R atrium rather than the L

52
Q

what can the mixing of blood in TAPV cause?

53
Q

s/sx of total anomalous pulm venous return?

A

systolic ejection murmur heard @ pulmonic area

R sided hypertrophy

respiratory distress = frequent resp infections

54
Q

treatment for TAPV

A

Complete surgical repair

55
Q

post surgery education for TAPV?

A

can live normal life post surg

follow up PCP Q1-2y

56
Q

what is transposition of the great arteries/vessels

A

aorta rises from the R side of the heart & the PA is on the L

57
Q

what is the surgery for transposition of great arteries/vessles?

A

arterial switch operation

58
Q

s/sx of transposition of great arteries?

A

Cyanosis
SOB
clubbing of fingers/toes (!!)

59
Q

what is truncus atreiosus?

A

Neither trunk has formed a septum

PA’s & Aorta are combined

classified I-IV

60
Q

treatment for TA

A

aggressive medical regiment w/ Inotropic medication

61
Q

s/sx of truncus ateriosus?

A

low cardiac output
systolic ejection murmur

62
Q

what is tetralogy of fallot?

A

combo defect made up of 4 diseases

63
Q

what are the 4 diseases from tetralogy of fallot?

A

PROV
P: Pulm stenosis
R: R ventricle hypertrophy
O: Overriding aorta
V: Ventral septal defect

64
Q

walk thru of tetralogy of fallot?

A

Starts as outflow disorder w/ pulm stenosis, blood cant exit properly thru R side of heart & turns into RV hypertrophy

65
Q

s/sx of TOF?

A

Dyspnea on exertion
Harsh/loud/radiating murmur
RV hypertrophy

66
Q

what can happen with tetralogy of fallot?

A

“TET” spells

67
Q

what are TET spells?

A

turn blue when crying/excitement

drop in oxygenation in periphery

68
Q

hallmark sign for TOF?

A

Cyanosis when crying/playing

Can lead to fainting

69
Q

what can be given to children in TET spells?

A

Morphine (in hospital)

70
Q

position for TET spells?

A

Child in knee to chest position during episode

older children go into squat

71
Q

s/sx of TOF?

A

tachypnea
dyspnea on exertion
loud systolic ejection murmur thats “harsh”

72
Q

what is hypoplastic L heart syndrome

A

ventricle is extremely small & can’t maintain adequate cardiac output

not enough oxygenated blood

73
Q

medication for hypoplastic L heart syndrome

A

prostaglandins to keep PDA open

74
Q

procedures for HLH

A

Norwood & blaock taussing shunt

eventually Glenn for more blood flow

75
Q

feeding edu about cyanotic conditions?

A

small frequent feedings

use soft nipple to ease stress of sucking

mom can pump breastmilk if infant lacks strength

76
Q

what to monitor when giving Digoxin

A

Apical HR for 1 full minute

77
Q

what can fluid retention indicate in cyanotic?

A

right sided heart failure

78
Q

what pulse do you hold digoxin for?

A

infant: Under 90
1-9: <70
10+: 60

79
Q

what electrolyte should today when given lasik for cyanotic care?

A

Potassium (K)

80
Q

infant blood pressure range

A

65-100 / 55-65

81
Q

toddler BP range?

A

90-105 / 55-70

82
Q

pre-school BP range?

A

95-110 / 60-75

83
Q

what med would you administer for a child hospitalized with heart failure & extremely high BP?

A

Enalapril (Vasotec)

84
Q

what test would a child presenting with neurally mediate syncope be given?

A

Tilt table test

85
Q

if a 4 year old presents with a systolic BP of 112, whats the next response?

A

refer to a provider (20 mg too high)

86
Q

where would the murmur be for PDA?

A

L subclavian border

87
Q

what skin symptom presents in kawasaki disease?

A

erythema marginatum rash

88
Q

a child with suspected Rheu fever, how are they diagnosed?

A

JONES
criteria

89
Q

what is often the cause of rheumatic fever?

A

Group A Beta hemolytic strep phargyn

Hx of strep & chronic pharyngitis

90
Q

what medication is given for rheumatic fever?

A

Amoxicillin/penicillin
Aspirin

91
Q

edu for rheumatic fever long term effects?

A

may need valve replacement

92
Q

in the JONES criteria, what is a standout development for rheumatic fever?

A

a new murmur without ever having one.

93
Q

what disease presents with a harsh murmur w/ thrill @ L lower sternal border

A

ventricular septal defect (VSD)

94
Q

what type of patient would you hesitate/further evaluate when giving digoxin?

A

One retaining fluid (weight gain over short period)

95
Q

what is pulmonary stenosis?

A

malformation/narrowing of pulmonic valve/artery

96
Q

narrowing of the pulmonic valve causes what in the heart?

A

CHF & hepatomegaly of RV

97
Q

2 conditions PS is associated with?

A

Noonon syndrome

TOF

98
Q

age most cases of pulmonary stenosis is caught? (when heart muscle is more developed)

99
Q

what manifestations are present with PS?

A

murmur
crying, exercise or fever induced dyspnea

100
Q

when would a child with PS experience dyspnea?

A

Increased BP from:
Excitement
Exercise
Crying
Fever

101
Q

how to diagnose PS?

A

ECG showing RV hypertrophy

102
Q

how is surgical care of PS based?

A

Gradient
Observation of child over period of time “Watch & wait”

103
Q

what is Kawasaki disease?

A

systemic vasculitis of unknown cause (thought to be bad immune resp)

104
Q

Long term Sequela of Kawasaki?

A

arterial vessels aneursym & myocarditis

105
Q

S/sx of Kawaski?

A

Fever up to 104 for 5 days

unilateral lymphadenopathy

strawberry tongue

conjuctivitis without exudate

red maculopapular rash

106
Q

blood tests run to diagnose Kawaski?

A

CBC, Erythrocyte sedimentation (ESR)

107
Q

edu about taking medication w/ Kawasaki?

A

Monitor closely if on anticoagulant = at risk of bleeding/bruising

108
Q

Kawasaki treatment?

A

High dose aspirin & IVIG

109
Q

edu about vaccines & kawasaki?

A

can’t get live virus vaccine bc of IVIG

110
Q

what food should a patient avoid post op a tonsilectomy

A

milk/dairy
it increases secretions

111
Q

what are 3 expected side effects of tamiflu?

A

vomiting
unusual behavior
hallucinations

112
Q

what is an unexpected side effect of tamiflu?

A

dilated pupils

113
Q

what would the primary nursing intervention be for transposition of the great arteries?

A

administering prostaglandin E1 - keep ductus arteriosus open

114
Q

which heart defects are given prostaglandin E to keep the PDA open?

A

Hypoplastic left heart
transposition of G Vessel
CoA

115
Q

what is a priority nursing intervention for a foreign body aspiration w/ coughing, wheezing & diminished breath sounds

A

administer high flow o2

116
Q

what is not associated with esophageal atresia?

A

purulent nasal discharge

117
Q

what can be used to evaluate size of VSD?

A

Echocardiogram

118
Q

what would be the first priority if admitted for bacterial endocarditis?

A

obtain blood cultures

119
Q

if a HF patient is recieving Furosemide (Lasix) what is needed?

A

Administer O2

120
Q

why give O2 to a patient with HF & receiving lasix?

A

pulmonary congestion from fluid back up into lungs

121
Q

how much of the arm should the BP cuff cover

A

at least 80

122
Q

A child with Truncus arteriosus, has hyptension & poor perfusion - what med should be administered?

A

Clopidogrel (Plavix)

124
Q

What is the education for post cardiac cath?

A

Bed rest for 6 hr & 2 weeks of quiet play with pressure dressing